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Clean water shrinking in "Last Call at the Oasis"

May 5, 2012

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - If you thought only Third World countries have water crises, a new documentary asks you to think again. Increasingly, problems are rising to the surface in the United States. Filmmaker Jessica Yu harnesses the celebrity power full story

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Video: Bringing clean water to the world through "charity: water"

New York City-based "charity: water" has raised more than $90 million in just six years to fund clean water projects in communities around the world. The charity leans on its supporters to take part in creative campaigns to raise money. Alison Harmelin sat down with one of the charity's youngest fundraisers.

cbsnews.com (3 months and 5 days ago)

Clean Water Protest Turns Violent

Clashes broke out on Monday (March 18) as protesters in northeastern Colombia demonstrated against a lack of clean water in their community.

palmbeachpost.com (2 months and 3 days ago)

Japan Presents - the Incredible Shrinking Building

Tokyo's Grand Prince Hotel Akasaka is a shadow of its former self - and it's shrinking by the day. Floor by floor the building is being demolished from the inside, a clean and efficient technique being used for the first time.

palmbeachpost.com (3 months ago)

Palm Coast plan to clean up water discharge inches ahead

Palm Coast officials were notified in 2008 that the city was violating the federal Clean Water Act by discharging 1.2 million gallons of mineral-heavy fresh water per day into a local waterway.

news-journalonline.com (19 days ago)

ADB: In Asia, wealth buys access to clean water

Ninety-one percent of people living in Asia have improved access to clean water, a remarkable achievement over the last two decades in the world's most populous region. But its richest countries and wealthiest citizens likely have better water supplies and governments better prepared for natural disasters.

miamiherald.com (2 months and 9 days ago)

With no project to oversee, Clean Water Coalition shuts itself down

After about a year and a half on life support, the end came quickly for the Clean Water Coalition.

lvrj.com (3 months and 4 days ago)

ADB: In Asia, wealth buys access to clean water

MANILA, Philippines (AP) -- Ninety-one percent of people living in Asia have improved access to clean water, a remarkable achievement over the last two decades in the world's most populous region. But its richest countries and wealthiest citizens likely have better water supplies and governments better prepared for natural disasters....

ap.org (2 months and 9 days ago)

ADB: In Asia, wealth buys access to clean water

MANILA, Philippines (AP) — Ninety-one percent of people living in Asia have improved access to clean water, a remarkable achievement over the last two decades in the world's most populous region. But its richest countries and wealthiest citizens likely have better water supplies and governments better prepared for natural disasters.

boston.com (2 months and 9 days ago)

Clean water protest turns violent

March 19 - Police shoot tear gas and protesters throw rocks as frustration boils over during protests over lack of clean water in northeastern Colombia. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

reuters.com (2 months and 3 days ago)

Project to pipe clean water to Brady delayed over water rights issues

GREAT FALLS – Montana officials say they won’t pay for a project to pipe clean drinking water from Conrad to Brady until water rights issues are resolved.

missoulian.com (8 days ago)

Clean water shrinking in "Last Call at the Oasis"

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